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Our World War One Medicine itineraries have strong links to GCSE History, focusing on the evacuation route, medical treatment, and life behind the front lines. What better way to bring this topic to life and deepen your students’ understanding than to handle artefacts, explore trenches, and even follow a real medical evacuation route from the former front line?
The story of the city of London dates back to pre-historic times, and each era has left its mark on the modern-day city. Every street has its own secrets to tell: our medical-themed exploration of London is especially designed to complement the Medicine Through Time, Health and the People, or The People’s Health GCSE syllabus, but it can just as...
Since its foundation, Munich has played a pivotal role in German history and politics, especially in the birth and rise of the National Socialism movement in the early 1930s. Students will gain an understanding of Nazism’s early years, which included one of Hitler’s attempted coups d’état – the Beer Hall Putsch.Combine your stay in Munich with a day trip to...
The stretch of the Norman coast, with its code names Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword, is famous for the D-Day landings of Allied troops that took place on 6th June 1944. Code-named Operation Neptune, this was the largest seaborne invasion in history. Follow the Normandy coast to learn about the naval operation that changed the world.
Hidden under its guise of rolling hills and serene villages, Northumberland has bore witness to Roman invasion, Viking attacks and Anglo-Saxon battles. Uncover the truly tumultuous past in the county with most recognised battle sites and castles!
Norway’s cosmopolitan capital is home to innovative architecture, world-class museums, and many of the country’s most prestigious cultural institutions. From the charming wooden houses along Damstredet to the vibrant Aker Brygge Wharf by the inner harbour, Oslo’s diverse neighbourhoods each offer something unique for your students to explore. A rapidly growing city, it has simultaneously earned the status of European...
In the heart of the country, the Peak District offers unique and interactive experiences to bring history to life. Journey through the area’s past as you experience Tudor society in a historic manor house, before imagining life during the plague in the famous village of Eyam.
Take a trip through the birth and evolution of America. First, delve into Philadelphia's history and its pivotal role in the founding of this nation, where independence was born! Then, head to New York and learn how this city, home to entertainment and business, is also key to historical events as the first ever capital of the United States.
Our engaging Roman Britain Tour brings to life the legacy of the Roman Empire and its impact on Britain. The ancient cities of Deva, Viriconium, Aquae Sulis and Camulodunum (modern-day Chester, Wroxeter, Bath and Colchester) are some of the best places in the UK to get a feel for life in Roman Britain.
An exciting new long-haul destination for young historians! Our San Francisco History tours go hand in hand with the GCSE History units: ‘The Making of America’, ‘The American West’, ‘America, 1840–1895: Expansion and Consolidation’, and 'British America, 1713-83: empire and revolution'.
This Somme Battlefields itinerary is specifically designed to introduce younger children to the First World War. Visits are tailored towards a gentle introduction into the historical background of the war and they enable students to experience the Battlefields in a way that is a bit less intense, but no less educational or memorable!
A history and politics trip to the Alsace region always starts off in Strasbourg, the heart of so many Pan-European developments. Extend your students' understanding of the workings of the EU with an opportunity to visit the European Parliament and The Council of Europe.
Gain an insight into the life and times of William Shakespeare with a number of exciting visits to choose from – whether it’s heading to the author’s birthplace or exploring his mother’s farm. Depending on the visits you choose, you will be able to explore different aspects of Shakespeare’s life and works.
Also known as 'La Ville Rose', Toulouse is famous for its iconic red-brick architecture dating back to the Roman period. Its historical city centre is linked by narrow, cobbled streets and squares filled with local restaurants and terrace cafes making it the perfect destination to explore.
Home to the world’s first iron bridge, this World Heritage Site was the beating heart of the Industrial Revolution. The bridge was one structure which became a real turning point in English design and engineering and after it was built, cast iron become widely used in construction. The Ironbridge Gorge is home to a wide range of exciting museums that...
Washington, the seat of power of arguably the most powerful country in the world, cannot fail to inspire students of History and Politics. Where better to bring US History to life than the location of Lincoln’s assassination, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial?
Our itinerary is packed full of an excellent selection of visits that will give students a deeper emotional connection with the events that took place during the war. This day trip includes a guided tour of the Ypres Salient Battlefields, where you will visit different cemeteries like Tyne Cot British Cemetery (the largest Commonwealth cemetery on the Western Front), and...
Our WW1 Battlefield tours give students a deeper understanding of the events that took place during the war and provide them the opportunity to appreciate the scale of sacrifice that was made. This one day trip to the Somme follows the events of the Battle of the Somme, where the greatest loss of human life in modern British warfare occurred...
Our WW1 Battlefields tours give students a deeper emotional connection with the events that took place during the war and provide the opportunity for them to appreciate the scale of sacrifice and the way that the war shaped Britain and the modern world as it is today.
Our WW1 battlefield tours give students a deeper emotional connection with the events that took place during the war and provide the opportunity for them to appreciate the scale of sacrifice and the way that the war shaped Britain and the modern world as it is today.
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